Dylon and The Founding Chain Fathers!?

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What the heck is Hero Week!?

With a successful Kickstarter under Whytes' belt - softcover Scrapbook proof in transit and waifu away visiting family - I decided that this is perfect time to unveil some of my latest work. Most of which was created in my so-called spare time - especially HeroChain.com

A unique advertainment project inspired by all the heroes - nameless and otherwise - who have inspired me over the years. Including the founding fathers and every motherfucker who's ever had the balls to fight for independence - even if it meant making peace with themself.

Keep you eyes peeled!

For shits and giggles I've dubbed this "event" Hero Week which runs across our social media network with all sorts of fresh work and flash sales from September 28th to October 4th, 2015 - when I will reveal the most gigantic Scrapbook banner to date!

I'm also using this opportunity to catch up with with much overdue fan request including this piece which comes to us all the way from MemeCenter! Thanks again - I'm sure you know who you are!

Remember - Be the Hero!

Have you ever had a dream (meaning ambition) worth fighting for?

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If you don't like my content then please stop looking at it!

If you have anything negative to say about our project then the only thing I can imagine is that you haven't - had a dream worth fight for. If you had then you would know exactly why you never ever stop fighting for what you love.

Or maybe you once thought you loved something but weren't able to follow through with your dream for various reasons? For that you have my empathy - really - I've been there - the years and years and years of struggling.

But that's exactly what it takes to create miracles these days - not the invisible hand of an omnipotent creator (whom I suspect is too busy painting sunsets to answers our some mortal asshole's prayers) - but thousands and thousands of hours of blood, sweat and tears fighting against insurmountable odds for what you want.

If you don't have what it takes to fight with every ounce of strength for what you love and are filled with only resentment for those who succeed you will never learn that thanks to democratizing crowdfunding platforms such as Kickstarter your dreams are closer than ever - all you need is the follow through to make it happen.

Seriously - if a monumental fuck-up like me can accomplish something this monumental - anybody can do it!

What I did on my one day summer vacation?